Recent content by Randall

I don't know why a .44 mag wouldn't work. On deer a .357 will penetrate from front to back and exit. A .44 should be able to penetrate at least to the vitals of a bear.

I had a 686 repaired and all it needed was a firing pin bushing.S&W had a recall on them.

Blue Dot

S&W 3913 or 6906

If you get pulled over in OK and do not have your gun with you and you have a CCW you get asked why you don't have it.I have had empty guns in open sight and asked if it was loaded,when I said no I was told ann empty gun is useless.With the ability to legally protect yourself you are also...

When you cheer your son for spotting more gun mistakes in a movie than you do,and know you raised him right.

The longest was right at max length.

That could be it,I took the die off my 550b and used it on my single stage by screwing it down to touch and then backing off 1 full turn.

I had the extractor break on mine after maybe 30,000 rounds. I have only had it about 25years.It has a few minor stock dings from my kids learning to shoot with it.It shoots as good now as it did then.

While reloading some assorted brass .223 loads I noticed the shoulder to case body junction mushrooming out while seating the bullet.I have never seen this before.I checked the bullets diameters and they were right.Any ideas?

If I remember right the FLGR was mostly used for weight out front when they became popular,not for any reliability reasons,and were made from tungsten I believe.

I saw 4 and 6" in excellent condition for $800 to $1200 at the Tulsa show,the 2.5" is the high dollar length.I couldn't believe they were higher than Python's.

At the big show in Tulsa $2000 to $2500 for excellent condition with the box.

standard primers work fine,I have used mag primers when out of standard and could tell no difference.

stuck case use a little dish soap or LEE case lube or RCBS case lube,mink oil works well too